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Rules and Regulations:Early Dismissal –Students requesting an early dismissal must presentevidence to the School Director as to the reason forsuch requests. Only then will a request for EmergencyLeave be issued.Tardiness/Absenteeism –Tardiness is marked 15 minutes after class start time.Students reporting late to class are charged with latereports which are recorded against their records. After3 late recordings an absence will be charged. Classesmust start on time and unless students have a verygood reason for being late, they are required to be intheir seat when attendance is taken. We want allstudents to feel that when they start their course oftraining, they have been hired for a job, and theyshould report on time to class as they would any job.Instructors will refuse a student entry into class if he/she frequently reports late to class.Students who are absent more than one day are tocall the school to report their absence. Any studentwho knows they will be out for any period of time areto notify their instructor and the attendance office.Academic Standing –In order to remain in good academic standing astudent must maintain a 2.0 grade point average andfulfill all other requirements of IMTI. The institutereserves the right to require withdrawal, at any time, ofa student who has failed to give satisfactory evidenceof sincerity of purpose in his/her efforts.General Student Conduct –It is expected that all students will conduct themselvesproperly in an adult manner with respect to otherstudents, staff and property of both the school andstudents. All students will be held responsible for theirbehavior at all times. Obscenity, vulgarity, use ofalcoholic beverages and/or illegal drugs will not betolerated and will be cause for dismissal. Cell Phoneuse is strictly prohibited during class time and violationwill be cause for dismissal. Violation of acceptedstandards of conduct will be cause for referral to, andappropriate action by, the Director. Whenever, for anyreason, students desire to appeal a ruling made bythe Director, they will apply for such an appeal to thePresident of the Institute. The IMTI Annual SecurityReport can be found on our website: http://imti.edu/student/Student Attire/Safety –All Students are required to wear long pants and closedtoe shoes daily to comply with safety regulations in ourshop area. No tank tops allowed.Dismissal –Students will be dismissed from IMTI for the followingreasons:1. The student is not satisfying the school’sminimum academic requirements.2. The student is not satisfying the school’sminimum attendance requirement (95%).3. The student enters the school under theinfluence of alcohol or illegal drugs, possess a weaponor is found gambling.4. The student’s actions are harmful to either schoolstaff or student body.5. The student fails to meet his/her financialobligations to the school as outlined in the schoolenrollment agreement.Re-entrance Procedure –A student who withdraws from school in good standingwill be allowed to re-register in the same program. Astudent who is dismissed from school may be allowed tore-register in the same program after a 90 day waitingperiod provided the Director or President feels thestudent has the capacity and sincere intention tocomplete the program. A student who is re-admitted tothe institution after being dismissed will be notified thatthey will be enrolled on a probationary status. Thisprocess applies only to dismissals caused by lack ofsatisfactory progress and will be approved only onetime. It does not apply to voluntary withdrawals. All worksuccessfully completed prior to withdrawal may begranted. Students will be charged the current reregistration fee of 75 and pay the current tuition rate.Appeal Procedure –Students may appeal for one extra probationaryperiod if they can demonstrate that the causes of theprevious poor performance report will be eliminated andthat they will show improvement during theprobationary period. In this case the Director orPresident may determine that the student is makingsatisfactory progress towards his/her certificate despitethe failure to conform within the minimum cumulativegrade standards.5 5

Rules and Regulations:Grading System:Required Completion Time –The maximum time frame allowed for completion ofa program is 1.5 times the total number of weeks inthe program under normal matriculation.Program Changes –IMTI reserves the right to modify, withdraw, or add toany course or curriculum offered or to change theorder or content of any program with the approval ofthe Department of Higher Education.Graduation Requirements –Each student must complete the required number ofmodules as described in the curricula for eachprogram with a minimum grade point average of 2.0and a cumulative attendance of 95% of each module.All financial obligations to the school must be fulfilledbefore a certificate can be awarded. Upon successfulcompletion of a full-time program a certificate will beawarded.Satisfactory Progress –After the first level of a program any student with agrade point average of 1.5 or lower must meet withthe school director in order to continue in theprogram. After the second level any student who isstill at 1.5 or below will be placed on academicprobation and must bring his/her overall averageto 2.0 by the midpoint of the third level in order tocomplete the program. Any student who fails to bringhis/her overall average to 2.0 by the midpoint of thethird level will be academically dismissed. Studentswill receive their academic standing in writing at thecompletion of each level. In order to be removedfrom academic probation, a student must achievegrades high enough to yield an overall grade pointaverage of 2.0.Definitions:1 Clock Hour 50 minutes of instruction.Academic Year: An academic year consists of 900clock hours of instruction.66All grades are a calculated by a numerical systemand a corresponding quality point system. In order tosuccessfully complete a module a minimum grade of2.0 must be maintained and a minimum grade of 70must be achieved for the module grade exam. Pleasenote the grading chart tstandingSuperiorExcellentAbove AverageAverage/PassingBelow .01.51.00.0Students who withdraw prior to the half way point ofa module will recieve a “W” and no numeric gradewill be given. Students who withdraw after the halfway point of a module will have the grade of “59”used in the calculation of their grade point averageIncomplete grades will automatically convert to a “59”if the work is not made up in the time specified in themake up work policy. If a student repeats a modulethe most recent grade will replace the prior gradeeven if it is lower.An Example of IMTI’s Grading SystemShopParticipationNotesHomeworkQuizFinal ExamWeight Grade Final grade15% x85 12.85% x95 4.85% x0 0.05% x70 3.537% x70 25.933% x70 23.1100%70GPA2.0

Programs:HVAC Technician:ClockHoursDay 938Nights 938Steps for Admission:Weeks3978Electrical Technician:Day 900Nights 90037.575Plumbing Technician:Day 926Nights 9263977Admission Policy:IMTI seeks qualified applicants whose goal is a careerin the industrial technical fields. IMTI requires aHigh School Diploma, GED or equivalent. Everyindividual is given the opportunity to apply. Weencourage all individuals interested in an outstandingtechnical education.Transfer of Credits:An applicant who has completed courses at anaccredited school or college may transfer creditsfor similar courses at IMTI. Each request will beevaluated on an individual basis by the SchoolDirector. Any student requesting credit for aclass must present a transcript to IMTI prior tostarting their program. No credit will be givenonce enrollment is complete. Students consideringcontinuing their education at or transferring to otherinstitutions, must not assume that credits earnedat IMTI will be accepted by the receiving institution.Students must contact the registrar of the receivinginstitution to determine what credits, if any, thatinstitution will accept.At a minimum, 25% of the clock hours/credits requiredto obtain a certificate from IMTI must be completed atIMTI.Familiarize yourself with the description of theprogram you are interested in and write down anyquestions you have. When you meet with ouradmissions representative we will answer all ofyour questions. Call the Admissions Office to set anappointment to visit IMTI. If you would like to seeclasses in session or meet with the instructors, tellus when you call so that we can accommodate yourrequest.Your admissions representative will also evaluateyour ability to complete the program and show theproper motivation to proceed with the applicationprocess. He/She will also explain the procedure forapplying for financial assistance. All other questionson financial assistance must be directed to theFinancial Aid Administrator.You will be given a math aptitude test at the timeof your interview. After the testing is complete, youwill meet again with the admissions representativewho will review your scores and answer any furtherquestions. Your math scores are used to assist theinstructors and evaluate your needs.Final Examination Make-Up:If a student misses a final examination, he mustreceive the approval of the school director orattendance coordinator before arrangements can bemade for the make-up.Transcript of Record:All student’s records are kept in a permanent file.Before a transcript is issued, the school must havewritten permission by the individual concerned.A student in good financial standing may obtaintranscripts of his academic record for a fee of 2 pertranscript.IMTI will accept all previous NCCER modules from.accredited training providers. The student musthave successfully completed the module andperformance test and have at least 90% attendance ineach module.77

Career Planning:Career planning begins when each student chooses aprogram of study. However, each program offersvarious career avenues and a common complaint is,“I’m really not sure what career I want”. In order to helpinform our students and alleviate this uncertainty IMTIstudents are made aware of important issuesto be considered in a career decision:1. Which technical and licensed fields areexpanding.2. Where other IMTI graduates have beenplaced successfully.3. Average starting salaries.4. Opportunities for advancement with localindustries and company benefits.5. Technical training’s role as a stepping stoneto an engineering degree.6. One-on-one discussions with counselors.IMTI CAN HELP YOU REACH ALLYOUR CAREER GOALSAlumni: An alumni of over 4500 students from manydifferent courses and seminars who are now in aposition to assist you when you graduate.Experienced Faculty: A faculty with substantialindustrial experience and background.Hands-on Training: Well equipped labs and shops togive you hands on training to prepare you for workin the field.Easy Access: Convenience of location in CentralConnecticut makes it easily accessible by car, bus ortrain.Information on Gainful employment can be obtainedthrough the following links:Concentrated Programs: Most Day Programs canbe completed in 37.5 weeks, Night Programs in http://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/?s CT&zc 06706&zd 0&of 3&id 415057Placement Assistance: IMTI offers placementassistance to all graduates.Student Placement:The first position a graduate takes is an extremelyimportant step in developing a successful careerpath. IMTI dedicates a great amount of time matchinga student’s interest and abilities with the mostdesirable job opportunity available. The placementprocess begins immediately for evening student’s whoare in need of apprenticeship positions in their chosenfields. The goal for all evening students is to beginaccumulating experience and on the job time towardstheir apprenticeship the entire time they are enrolledat IMTI. The Admissions/Placement Director developsresumes and begins, with the student, to find a jobthat best suits his/her abilities and interests. IMTI doesnot guarantee employment but does offer placementassistance to help graduates locate positions in theirspecialty. To further prepare students for employmentareas of communication skills and employabilityskills specific to the construction trade are thoroughlycovered in the Core section of each curriculum.Library Resource Center &Technical Bookstore:A complete line of technical materials for all trades.MEMBERSHIPS International Association of Electrical Inspectors National Association of Plumbing, Heating &Cooling Contractors National Fire Protection Association National Safety Council American Society for Training & DevelopmentFinancial Assistance for Those Who Qualify:A meeting with our Financial Aid Office will bescheduled following the submission of your admissionsapplication. Information and assistance filling out allnecessary forms for receiving awards will be discussedat this time. The financial aid director will also explainIMTI’s interest free payment plan for interestedstudents and parents.8

TuitionTuition andand Expenses:Expenses:Tuition:Tuition:Tuitionand other costs are explained in the enclosedinsert whichis an costsintegralof the catalog.AbsenceTuitionand otherarepartexplainedin the ceinsert which is an integral part of the catalog. Absencethe financialobligation.Tuition withdrawaldoes not includebooksfromclass doesnot constituteor reduceandtools.the financial obligation. Tuition does not include booksCancellationand Refund Policies:and tools.When a student is denied access to an IMTI programall advance money is refunded. A student who cancelsCancellation and Refund Policies:enrollment before the beginning of class will receiveWhena studentis deniedaccessto an IMTIofprogramall advancedmoniesback withthe exceptionthealladvancemoneyisrefunded.Astudentwho cancels 75.00 application fee. All refund andexchangesonenrollmentthe beginningof classreceivebooks, toolsbeforeand materialspurchasedat thewillCTBIalladvancedmoniesarebackwith totheexceptionof theTechnicalBookstoresubjecttherefund policyoftheBookstore.The percentageof refundto a studentonis 75.00applicationfee. All refundand exchangesproratedtoolsbasedonmaterialsthe numberof schoolathoursremainingbooks,andpurchasedthe echnical Bookstore are subject to the refund policy ofFederalReturn ofFundsPolicy maybe obtainedin thethe Bookstore.Thepercentageof refundto a studentIMTI of CT’s Financial Aid Officeis prorated based on the number of school hoursIMTl’s InstitutionalRefundPolicy:remainingin the student'sprogram.The US Dept. of*Astudentwhohascompleted1-10%of the programEducation Federal Return of Funds Policymay behours will receive a 90% refund less a strative feeleave of absence in writing from the school official. TheWithdrawal:requestmustinclude an fromeffectivedate andisdateof return.Anystudentwithdrawinga 0daysnotify IMTI in writing of their intent to withdraw. All be madeAfterwithin30pointdaysa ofthe dateofwithdrawand re-enroll when they are able to return to class on adetermination of withdrawal from the program. Whenfull-time basis. Such an interruption would also affectwrittennotice Financialis not giventhemuststudentthe date of witha student’sAidbyandbe discusseddeterminationofwithdrawalwillbenomorethan 14the Financial Aid office immediately.days from the last date of attendance. The refundBooks andcalculationwillSupplies:be based on the students last day ofTextbooks, supplies, and equipment are required for eachverifiable attendance.program and MUST be purchased through ConstructionTraining Bookstore Inc. These items are mandatory andPayment:must be purchased by the student.Check or money orders should be made payable toAccreditation:- AccreditingCommissionIMTI.Visa, MasterACCSCCard, Discover,andAmericanfor CareerSchoolsandCollegesExpress are also accepted. Company PO's areNCCER- NationalofCenterfor Constructionacceptable uponapprovalthe school'sPresident.Education and ResearchApprovals:Leaveof Absence:State ofOffice ofhis/herHighercourseEducationIf a studentisConnecticutforced to interruptfor Departmentofillness,Labor ApprenticeshipTrainingreasonsof seriousaccident, or other State of ConnecticutApprovingbyAgencyforcircumstancesdeemed justifiablethe SchoolVeteransEducationBenefits.Official, he/she willbe permittedto repeatthe phase in ConnecticutWorker’sCompensationCommissionwholeor part withoutany additionalcharge.The ConnecticutDivisionofRehabilitationstudent must request a leave of absence inServiceswriting fromIndustrial Management & Training Institute has been* A student who has completed 11 - 25% of the program hours the school official. The request mu

The Industrial Management & Training Institute is a coeducational technical institute founded in 1985 as Electrical Educators. In1998 the schools name was changed to its current name and the curriculum was expanded to offer full apprenticeship programs for electricians, plumbers, and HVAC mechanics. The institute